DeGraff Emulates Mounted Manhunt Arrests Glazier
Constable DeGraff W. Robinson and Constable John W. Miller tracked and arrested John E. Glazier on Raymond street after breaking down a rear door. Glazier, accused on an assault and battery warrant, was taken before Alderman Hamilton and jailed to await a 4 p.m. hearing.
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Canadian Royal Mounted
DeGraff W. Robinson
Walter T. Hamilton
John E. Glazier
East Washington Street
DeGraff
Glazier
Hamilton
Lottie Sheaff
Galon
de Graff
John W. Miller
Fifth Ward
Raymond Street
County Jail
Japanese Army Surgeon to Train in U S Post at Carlisle
Capt S H Horiguchi captain surgeon of the Imperial Japanese Army will come to the U S Army post at Carlisle Pennsylvania in June for a course on field surgery methods. He will be accompanied by Maj Gen Goizumi surgeon general of the Japanese army who recently inspected the medical field post before Gen Koizumi's departure for an International Congress of Military Medicine at The Hague.
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International News Service
Carlisle
S. H. Horiguchi
Imperial Japanese Army
U. S. Army
Horiguchi
C. Goizumi
Koizumi
International Congress of Military Medicine
The
Hague
Indictment Likely in Greenwich Village Slaying Case
Miss Faithful 25, step-daughter of a New York chemist, vanished from her Greenwich Village home Friday and was found dead off Long Beach Monday. A recovered diary linked to the crime strengthens murder theories and may point to the alleged killers. Detective Edwards sought statements from Dr. G Jameson Carr aboard the Franconia and from its captain and crew after Faithful reportedly visited the liner May 29.
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Miss Faithful
Stanley Faithful
New York
Boston
Greenwich Village
Long Beach
Edwards
Scotland Yard
G. Jameson Carr
Franconia
Dr. Carr
Scotland Yard Aids Probe Of Miss Starr Faithful Slaying
Scotland Yard moved to assist in the murder case of New York heiress Miss Starr Faithful. Preparations were made to question officers aboard the Cunard liner Franconia after her body washed ashore on a Long Island beach following the ship’s May 29 departure from New York.
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Scotland Yard
London
Britain
Luther Memorial of Reformation at Torgau to be renovated
The Schlosskirche Palace Church in Torgau built in 1544 by order of Martin Luther, unused for 20 years, will be converted into a memorial of the Reformation. Prussian Protestant authorities authorize the renovation work.
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Torgau
Germany
Martin Luther
Prussia
Will leaves teeth to dental college as incentive
New York reports Mrs. Mary A. Hudson left her sets of platinum based artificial teeth to dental colleges in her will. The will notes the desire to spur dentists to equal or surpass the work of Dr. Joann Allen.
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International News Service
New York
Mary A. Hudson
Joann Allen
Schmeling to Box Young Stribling in Cleveland July 3
Local notes describe a busy scene in Lawrence county with Camp John M. Phillips preparation, a new miniature park at Harlansburg, road improvements on the Slippery Rock Perry highway, and crowds on the Public Square. Also mentioned are Salvation Army events, playground plans, and summer farming progress.
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Lawrence County
Slippery Rock-Perry
Harlansburg
Scott Township
Perry Highway
Abandon Hope Of Saving Trapped Submarine Crew
Reported from the Poseidon disaster off the coast of China states there is no foundation to the claim any crew member survives. The Hermes reports the submarine does not respond to divers taps as it lies about 115 to 120 feet under the Yellow Sea near Weihaiwei. Rescue ships including the American ship Pigeon work amid bad weather and high seas.
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Bers
China
Admiralty
Hermes
Yellow Sea
Weihaiwei
Pigeon
Aviator Sees Planes as Luxury Not Ordinary Travel
Berwick, Pa June 11 Lloyd Yost an experienced pilot with 13 years in Central Pennsylvania aviation says airplanes will remain a luxury. He argues the cost of airplanes limits general use and that only those with means or direct financial return use planes for travel or business.
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Berwick
Lloyd Yost
Pennsylvania
Yost
Harmony Line faces opposition over motor freight entry
White argues Harmony Line would extend store door delivery from Pittsburgh to New Castle with one-handling freight, backed by local carriers. Beavers Valley and Ellwood City officials testify the present railroad service suffices, while rivals warn of duplication and higher costs from new motor routes.
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Harmony Line
New Castle
Ohio
Pittsburgh
S. H. Rhoads
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
C. J. Callahan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rhoads
Callahan
Pennsylvania
Consignee
Tabor
Keystone-Lawrence Transportation Company
Glick
Harmony
White
Ray Humphrey
Ellwood City
L. D. Miller
C. W. Calvin
Grand
H. L. Snowden
Pinchot to Probe Secretly Trouble in Mining Areas
Governor Pinchot announced a secret investigation into disturbances in Western Pennsylvania coal fields where 10 000 miners are on strike. Industry leaders and unions welcomed the move seeking a peaceful end, with officials urging impartial arbitration and involvement of mine leaders and operators.
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Westmoreland
Washington
Allegheny
United Mine Workers of America
National Union
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
International
Carl E. Lesher
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Patrick T. Fagan
Fagan
Frank Borich
National Miners’ Union
Borich
Meteor sighting and ground shock puzzle mystery
Reports from Syracuse and Utica describe a brilliant meteor seen last night with a smoky trail and brief sparks. In Malinta experts doubt nitroglycerin caused recent ground disruption while Rev. F L Odenbach says a meteor could explain the shock felt in the region.
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Malinta
F. L. Odenbach
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Mabie Todd Pens and Pencils Line Offers Fine Value
The article highlights slender streamline pens and pencils in marine green mahogany brown and black. Made by Mabie Todd & Co. one of the oldest pen makers, these writing instruments are praised for quality and affordable pricing.
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Mabie, Todd & Co
Town of 3 800 Is Privately Owned
Jackson Tenn June 11 Bem is an industrial town of 3 899 population without a mayor alderman or city council The town has a fire department paved streets utilities water and sewage systems It is privately owned with all residents employed in a large bag factory Homes bank public laundry park and playgrounds are owned by the company Schools are run by the state education department The best way to keep cheese from molding is to wrap it in a moist cloth and then in paper You can tell when times are normal The jobless all start tearooms.
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Jackson
Tenn
Bem
State Department of Education
Deaths of the Day Mrs Mary Grilli
Mrs Mary Grilli aged 59 wife of Andrew Grilli of 760 Harrison street died at 6 35 p m Wednesday June 10 after six months illness She was born in Italy May 29 1872 daughter of Frank and Frances Fabbri a city resident about 24 years St Vitus church survivor list includes husband two daughters Prima Grilli and Mrs Josephine Natale two sisters Christina and Mora Minguzzi and brother Angelo Fabbri interment at St Vitus cemetery Funeral for William McConahy veteran policeman held Friday afternoon at 2 30 burial at Oak Park cemetery.Second line shortened for readability.
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Mary Grilli
Andrew Grilli
Harrison Street
Grilli
Italy
Frank
Frances Fabbri
St. Vitus Church
Prima Grilli
Josephine Natale
Christina
Mora Minguzzi
Angelo Fabbri
St Vitus Cemetery
Death of Joseph Pawloski in Wayne township near Chewton
Joseph Pawloski aged 33 died at his parents home in Wayne township near Chewton at 5 a m after a long illness. He is survived by his wife two children Theodoris and Bobby his parents two sisters Pearl Shirilla of Florida and Mary Gross of this city and three brothers Tony of New Castle Walter of Midland and John at home. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 9 30 a m from St Monicas church in Wampum with burial in Hoytdale cemetery.
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Joseph Pawloski
William Pawloski
Wayne Township
Chewton
Theodoris
Bobby
Pearl Shirilla
Florida
Mary Gross
Tony
New Castle
Walter
Midland
John
St. Monica’s Church
Wampum
Hoytdale Cemetery
Obituary of Andy Ewanich of Bessemer
Andy Ewanich aged 45 of Bessemer died this morning at Allegheny General Hospital at 8 o clock. He is survived by his wife and five children. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at St Anthony s Church in Bessemer with interment in Bessemer Cemetery.
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Andy Ewanich
Bessemer
Allegheny General Hospital
St. Anthony's Church
Death of Mrs Emma Baker 47 in New Castle area
Mrs Emma Baker aged 47 wife of William Baker of New Castle R D 6 died at 5 p m after a long illness. Survived by husband five sons Charles William Robert Law rence all at home three daughters Hilda Anderson Rebecca Baldwin Stop Grace at home parents Miles Stewart South New Castle three brothers Robert Thomas Miles body to daughter Hilda Anderson Morris street funeral Saturday 2 30 Hoover Heights Tabernacle with Rev C A Davis of Verona in charge.
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Emma Baker
William Baker
New Castle
R. D
Miles
Spring
Charles
William
Robert
Lawrence
Hilda Anderson
South New Castle
Morris Street
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
C. A. Davis
Verona
Rebuild Gutted Home for War Veteran Hawkins returns to new storefront
Guy Hawkins, a World War II veteran, will find a rebuilt home and storeroom at Clay Creek bridge 13 miles south, after his previous house burned. He is recovering in Fort Lyon Colorado Veterans Hospital, and saved his three children from the fire while running a small store.
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International News Service
Lamar Cole
Guy Hawkins
Clay Creek Bridge
Hawkins
Veterans Hospital
Fort Lyon
Colo
Four Foot Sand Shark Found In Farmington River
In Unionville Connecticut a nearly four foot sand shark was found in the Farmington river fifty miles from salt water. Three New Britain youths captured the creature which bore a hard shell deposit around its body. No one recalls such a fish in local waters.
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Unionville
Conn
Farmington River
New Britain
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